Month: February 2024

Bristol’s Simple Things festival has removed dance duo Giant Swan from it’s line-up today (February 24) “in light of recent details made public” about one of the members. Simple Things, which is taking place at various locations around Bristol today, announced on social media yesterday (February 23) that it had removed Giant Swan from its
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Multiple generations fear Pennywise – whether it’s Tim Curry in the miniseries or Bill Skarsgård in the theatrical franchise. However, before Skarsgård brought the scary and angry clown to the silver screen, Jenny Slate could’ve been in consideration to play the next Pennywise if her agents got their way. Now, years after her ex-agents’ suggestion,
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Boosie Badazz has responded to the negative backlash he received from Rick Ross ex-partner Tia Kemp in connection to his ongoing feud with Kodak Black. On Wednesday (February 8), Boosie Badazz appeared to respond to Kemp’s recent livestream, though he did not call her out by name. The Baton Rouge-bred rapper tweeted his earnest explanation
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Venezuelan black metal force Selbst will release its new album (and third overall), Despondency Chord Progressions, on April 19 via the always excellent Debemur Morti Productions. And since neither we nor you can wait that long to get a taste of the project’s Enslaved- and Mgła-inspired progressive madness, we’re stoked to premiere the first track
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SZA has shared a new single called ‘Saturn’ – you can listen to it below. The song was first premiered as part of a Mastercard advert during the 2024 Grammys where the singer-songwriter won three awards: Best Progressive R&B Album (‘SOS’), Best R&B Song (‘Snooze’) and Best Pop Duo/Group Performance (‘Ghost In The Machine’ feat.
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When commuting to work, I do a lot of people watching. Call me creepy, but in New York City, there’s not much else you can do besides be hyper-aware of your surroundings. And that includes taking note of the three main different types of commuters. There’s the insufferable worker: has a classic novel folded as
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The Eagles are one of the most beloved musical groups across generations, and the members of the band have lived the high life in some truly spectacular homes. Founding member and Eagles band leader Don Henley owns not one, but two stunning homes in the Los Angeles area, though he lives full-time in his native
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Since 1999 Oakland’s Rock Against Rock provocateurs Sleepytime Gorilla Museum have been rewriting the heavy side of avant-garde with just about every twist in the vine. Their perpetual use of the kitchen sink has rightly or wrongly earned them comparisons to Mr. Bungle, Estradasphere and Secret Chiefs 3 and after 13 years of inactivity the
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My most controversial take: Jennifer Lopez can barely act and barely sing, yet we’ve somehow allowed her to build an entire career around both. That’s how we ended up with This is Me … Now: A Love Story, J. Lo’s music video meets semi-autobiographical feature film meets thesis on the merits of astrology (points were
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